| Good Work from St. Gen’s Students |
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Posted: Tuesday, November 15, 2011 11:12 pm
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Students in grades kindergarten through 8 at St Genevieve in
Flourtown, brought Haloween candy donations to school; enough to fill
four large barrels. That was their way of sharing with our troops
fighting over seas. This program was organized by Maeve McCormick
(left) and David Kratz with the sponsorship help of the Chesheim
Dental Group.
At right, (l to r) Liam Wallis, Tim Cawley, Robert Campion, and
Domenico Varone load a vehicle with brown bag lunches prepared as
part of a monthly service project to benefit Face to Face at St.
Vincent's Parish in Germantown. During the months of September and
October students donated and delivered more than 225 brown bag, non-
perishable meals, feeding the less fortunate. This project will
continue throught the school year. Lunches were delivered by 8th
graders in September and 7th graders in October. Parents provided
transportation to the site.
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